This is what I see. It's kind of off-putting.
Is there any way to fix the colors? Maybe there's a reset?
How come the color is not accurate?
I recently bought a Razer Blackwidow Lite because my old razer keyboard broke. I already had a Razer Deathadder for a while. Since the Lite keyboard is white I wanted to change my mouse light to white aswell.
This is what I see. It's kind of off-putting.
Is there any way to fix the colors? Maybe there's a reset?
This is what I see. It's kind of off-putting.
Is there any way to fix the colors? Maybe there's a reset?
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Look at brightness level if they match if yes change on one device to lower value it should help you.
Userlevel 7
I'm guessing the BW Lite has white LEDs in it. And all of Razers RGB products only have red, green, blue leds. So to make a fake white it's just all 3 colors on at once so it gives a yellowish white. Fancy LED strips will be called WRGB since they have a white led plus the 3 colors to give a real white.
This is due to Chroma devices using RGB LEDs in producing the color white. It's sadly a limitation with RGB LEDs
However, while it's normal that it'll always have a hue, what's not is different Razer devices having different hues when you set it to white. For example, my Kraken 7.1 V2 has a blueish hue while my DeathAdder Elite has a yellowish hue. It makes me think that they're not even using the same RGB LEDs for all their products.
However, while it's normal that it'll always have a hue, what's not is different Razer devices having different hues when you set it to white. For example, my Kraken 7.1 V2 has a blueish hue while my DeathAdder Elite has a yellowish hue. It makes me think that they're not even using the same RGB LEDs for all their products.
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